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Dietzsch_Racing25 LMR God Offline Posts: 995	cordless impact 04/27/09 at 1:47pm Who makes the best cordless impact wrench? I know to avoid the harbor freight special (first hand). Are there any other brands to avoid? Thanks, CD
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James94 LMR Rookie Offline Dirt Late Models Rule! Posts: 40 Arizona	Re: cordless impact Reply #1 - 04/27/09 at 2:09pm longacre has a great impact. check it out on www.upr.com 300ft lbs of torque
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ka_jd7and1 LMR God Offline Posts: 1052 Bakersfield, CA	Re: cordless impact Reply #2 - 04/27/09 at 2:39pm Snap-on makes a nice one.
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OcModified LMR Senior Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 258	Re: cordless impact Reply #3 - 04/27/09 at 3:06pm Ingersoll Rand has a nice one over 300# torque
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Kdawg33A Ex Member	Re: cordless impact Reply #4 - 04/27/09 at 4:09pm 300 #'s ??? Am I stupid for only torqueing my wheels to 100#'s?
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OcModified LMR Senior Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 258	Re: cordless impact Reply #5 - 04/27/09 at 4:19pm No just the more torque the better for removing them.
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Kdawg33A Ex Member	Re: cordless impact Reply #6 - 04/27/09 at 5:19pm Ahh. I didn't think about that. Thanks OC Mod
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XMODRACER LMR Senior Offline Dirt Late Models Rule! Posts: 461	Re: cordless impact Reply #7 - 04/27/09 at 7:28pm Dewalt 18volt
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hogracer3d LMR God Offline We bust our a$$ to kick yours-!!! Posts: 3933	Re: cordless impact Reply #8 - 04/27/09 at 7:39pm I have had a DeWalt 18v for over 3 years now and never let us down. I think they are over 400 ft lb off. I know the Snap On's are good though
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Chad_E._Jeffreys LMR Senior Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 258 California	Re: cordless impact Reply #9 - 04/27/09 at 10:14pm We used Snap- On for a couple of years and it was absolutely flawless. I'd have to bet the DeWalt is pretty strong too. Chad
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JOHNSON MOTORSPORTS 99 LMR God Offline 2007 HOBBY STOCK CHAMPION Posts: 927	Re: cordless impact Reply #10 - 04/27/09 at 11:36pm we use the craftsman i think its 18 volt or 19.2 something like that and it works great.
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Dietzsch_Racing25 LMR God Offline Posts: 995	Re: cordless impact Reply #11 - 04/28/09 at 10:39am Thanks guys, I appreciate the input. CD
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K.WOOD LMR Senior Offline LETS GO RACIN Posts: 295 california	Re: cordless impact Reply #12 - 04/28/09 at 11:13am i use a Milwaukee used it for 3 years now and its great k.wood
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jay99j LMR Member Offline lets put the stock back into hobby&street stocks Posts: 142	Re: cordless impact Reply #13 - 04/28/09 at 5:30pm iuse my snap-on 18volt almost on a daily basis at work i have had it for over six years and hasnt let me down yet
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Tate #62 LMR God Offline WHEN IN DOUBT THROTTLE OUT Posts: 739	Re: cordless impact Reply #14 - 04/29/09 at 8:00pm snap onnnnnnnn best best best
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hogracer3d LMR God Offline We bust our a$$ to kick yours-!!! Posts: 3933	Re: cordless impact Reply #15 - 04/29/09 at 8:56pm I bet the Snap On hurts the most when you go back to the hot pit area and it is gone--Lol
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2Xhobby LMR God Offline W F O racing Posts: 982 Bakersfield	Re: cordless impact Reply #16 - 04/29/09 at 9:54pm Thats why you dont lay it down!!!!! Snap on is the best but wow it cost alot... J M O
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hogracer3d LMR God Offline We bust our a$$ to kick yours-!!! Posts: 3933	Re: cordless impact Reply #17 - 04/29/09 at 10:07pm It has been my experience with cordless power tools, that the batteries fail long before the tool ever does. If someone made a bad a$$ line of batteries that lasted a couple of years and fit all makes of tools, they would make a fortune
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AJ55 LMR God Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 564	Re: cordless impact Reply #18 - 05/03/09 at 8:36am Snap on the best, 480 ft lbs of torque, pricey but the best
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2Xhobby LMR God Offline W F O racing Posts: 982 Bakersfield	Re: cordless impact Reply #19 - 05/03/09 at 12:09pm Snap on also makes a drill , 3/8 impact and a sawzall that take the same battery. High dollar stuff but it works great...
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fromthegrandstands LMR God Offline A REAL Pain in the A$$ Posts: 1230 Santa Maria, CA	Re: cordless impact Reply #20 - 06/16/09 at 11:07pm any of you guys using the NEWER versions with the Lithium Ion batteries? SUPER LIGHT - SUPER POWER - and LONGER LASTING batteries by a LOT!
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